Baselworld 2015: The Breitling Chronoliner Takes Flight
Breitling looks to be emphasizing its history in 2015, with a number of watches that highlight the brand’s heritage in tool watches and precision timing devices. Sometimes that means revamping or reissuing classic models �C one of which we’ve recently discussed here. But it can also mean introducing a new line that harks back to vintage design elements and a classic functionality. In that vein, Breitling gives us a new collection: the Breitling Chronoliner.The Breitling Chronoliner is intended as a pilots’ watch, but maybe not how you’d think of that category most often. Whereas pilots’ watches today are usually designed to emphasize the more technical aspects of aviation, Breitling links the Chronoliner to the golden age of flight and the expansion of commercial air travel in the middle of the 20th century. In a statement, the brand dubs it “the authentic flight captain’s watch.” Breitling also says the watch was inspired by models of the

AP Diver Back from Playa del Carmen, Mexico!!!
If I wasn't able to convince you of getting an AP Diver with my thread at the Cayman Islands, I hope this one does. If I still don't, at least I know you would want to go visit Playa del Carmen and stay at the luxurious all-inclusive Grand Velas (where we stayed). Now, when I say 'all-inclusive' it is not what some of you might be thinking. This is a grand class all-luxury 'all-inclusive' that only serves premium liquor, high-end cuisine a la carte (only one out of seven restaurants is a buffet) and a very strict dress code at all restaurants where no dress shorts or open shoes are even allowed. Not to mention their Spa, which is one of the best in the world.Very few of you know that I am originally from Mexico City and that I grew up between Mexico and NYC. Going 'home' always puts a big smile on my face. To be quite frank this is our second time at Grand Velas and no other place we've stayed in the world beats their hospitality, service and level of cuisine in just one place. Believe

I just posted an 503 Movement in the F/S Section
I just posted an 503 Movement in the F/S Section.-Eddie

19 Rolex Marks on my 214270 Explorer
On the dial 2: 1 Rolex and 1 CrownRehaut: 10x RolexBetween 11:00 and 1:00 Lugs: 1 RolexCrown: 1 CrownBracelet Clasp outer: 1 CrownBracelet Clasp inner: 1 Rolex and 1 RolexsaEnd Links: 2 Crowns (one per end link)Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Special Moments and the Quest for a Watch
My first post here on the forum. I am also a neophyte to the watch scene.There have been some standout moments in my life. Those moments were not only rewarding in and of themselves but changed the way I viewed the world. Leaving home for college, I remember thinking how my life had been mostly scripted up until that point. As I pulled out of my parents driveway, headed west, the possibilities seemed endless. Exciting and a little scary all at the same time. A short time later I found myself engrossed in an activity that my parents and family did not understand, rock climbing. Most of my family viewed climbing as a reckless and unnecessary activity. Climbing took this boy out of the flatlands of Oklahoma to some beautiful places across the country. From the short and steep routes in the Shawangunks of New York to the towering monoliths of Yosemite, I loved it all. The first time I climbed El Capitan in Yosemite, after several days of climbing and hard work, I felt as if I could do anyt